-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. D.6.5.1 When receiving a dispatch call, the Contractor shall confirm their availability and ability to meet specified timeframes. If the Contractor cannot be reached or is not able to meet the time and date needed, the dispatcher may proceed with contacting the next resource on the dispatch priority list. Contractor shall check in at the assignment at the time agreed upon when dispatched.
D.6.5.2 The Government will estimate the travel time to and from the incident. Travel time via ground transportation shall be calculated by dividing distance (from point of hire to incident, or incident to incident or incident to point of hire) by average travel speed of 45 mph, plus applicable rest time. .
D.6.5.3 At time of dispatch, a resource order number will be assigned. The Contractor shall furnish the assigned resource order number upon arrival and check in at the incident.
D.6.5.4 The vendor will be paid for travel to and from the incident from the equipment City and State they designated in their offer. Vendor must meet date and time needed.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. D.6.5.1 When receiving a dispatch call, the Contractor shall confirm their availability and ability to meet specified timeframes. If the Contractor cannot be reached or is not able to meet the time and date needed, the dispatcher may proceed with contacting the next resource on the dispatch priority list. Contractor shall check in at the assignment at the time agreed upon when dispatched. .
D.6.5.2 The Government will estimate the travel time to and from the incident. Travel time via ground transportation shall be calculated by dividing distance (from point of hire to incident, or incident to incident or incident to point of hire) by average travel speed of 45 mph, plus applicable rest time. .
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. Follow the National Interagency Mobilization Guide and the Northwest Interagency Mobilization Guide.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. No aircraft shall be dispatched without an Order Number, a Request Number from the responsible agency dispatch office, or without a latitude and longitude and frequencies for that incident.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. When receiving a dispatch call, the Contractor shall confirm their availability and ability to meet specified timeframes. If the Contractor cannot be reached or is not able to meet the time and date needed, the dispatcher may proceed with contacting the next resource on the dispatch priority list. Contractor shall check in at the assignment at the time agreed upon when dispatched. .
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. The Company shall use the “Dispatch Procedure – Lambton Hourly Drivers” for all dispatched work. The Company and the Union may institute additional dispatch rules or procedures that are mutually agreed upon. Such additional dispatch rules or procedures must be in writing and signed by the parties. In the event of any dispute concerning such agreed upon rules and procedures, the additional dispatch rules or procedures shall be subject to the grievance procedure.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. The following procedures shall be forthwith placed in effect at all Union dispatching offices pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement covering construction in the State of Arizona.
1.) The individual Employer shall agree that they will first call the dispatching office for all men. If Union agents are asked to supply men, they shall promptly relay such request to the appropriate dispatch office for servicing the request. Union dispatching offices shall normally remain open from 6:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday (holidays listed here excluded). However, this provision shall be satisfied where, if such hours are not maintained, an alternate phone number has been made reasonably available to the Employer. The Union shall make available after hours telephone numbers to Employers on request.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. Any Party that elects to Dispatch its Electric Capacity Entitlement shall install and maintain (or otherwise obtain the necessary access and use of) the necessary generation control hardware and software that interfaces with the Companies’ generation control system at its own expense to implement such Dispatch. At the request of IMEA or IMPA, the Companies will provide IMEA or IMPA with a not-to-exceed price from a vendor that is not an Affiliate of the Companies to accommodate IMEA’s or IMPA’s interfaces with the Companies’ generation control system. At the completion of the installation, IMEA or IMPA, as applicable, will reimburse the Companies for the actual charges imposed by the vendor. The Parties will agree in advance to the cost allocation of any future costs required to modify, upgrade or maintain the dispatch capability of Xxxxxxx County Unit 2 associated with the Companies’ generation control system. A Dispatching Party shall be entitled to Dispatch up to its Electric Capacity Entitlement. Each Party that is Dispatching its Electric Capacity Entitlement will have the right to change its desired output of its portion of Xxxxxxx County Unit 2 at any time, subject to the allocation of the unit’s ramping capability as provided in Article 7.3. Real-time Dispatch shall be executed within the accuracy of the Companies’ generation control system. The real-time Dispatch signal from a Party will be integrated over each hour to determine the Requested energy delivery for that hour. In the event of a failure of any Party’s generation control system to control the output of Xxxxxxx County Unit 2, Dispatching for the affected Party or Parties will be accomplished manually by the Parties coordinating the desired energy to be Dispatched through a contact person designated by the Companies for such purpose.
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. Washington Flyer Taxicabs will be entered into the dispatch queue when the vehicle passes through the entry lane at the Taxicab Holding Lot. The Washington Flyer Taxicab operator shall only use the designated entry lane or the vehicle will not be recorded into the dispatch queue. Upon entering the Taxicab Holding Lot, the vehicle's AVI tag will be read by the dispatch system and Washington Flyer Taxicab operator should see a “red light”, “green light”, or a “yellow light”. A “no light” or “red light” signal means that there was a problem with reading the AVI tag or the vehicle has been suspended from service. The Washington Flyer Taxicab operator shall park his/her vehicle in the general parking area and immediately report to his/her company to resolve the “no light” or “red light” signal to ensure his/her place in the queue. When the “no light” or “red light” issue is resolved, the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator may be instructed to leave the Taxicab Holding Facility and re-enter through the entry lane to record the vehicle in the queue. When the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator re-enters the Taxicab Holding Facility, he/she should receive a “green light” or “yellow light” signal and follow the instructions below. A “green light” signal means that the AVI tag was successfully read by the dispatch system and the vehicle has been entered into the queue. After receiving a “green light” signal, the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator shall park his/her vehicle in the general parking area until he/she is notified to move to the Staging area. It is the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator’s responsibility to enter the Taxicab Holding Facility building to ensure his/her vehicle has been entered into the queue by locating the vehicle number on the dispatch monitor inside the building. If the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator can not locate their vehicle number on the dispatch monitor, the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator must notify their company to resolve the issue. The dispatch system will not allow Washington Flyer Taxicab operators to be manually added to the queue. Vehicles can only be added to the queue by passing through the entry lane. A “yellow light” signal means that the vehicle has been granted a “short haul” privilege and the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator should proceed directly to the Staging area of the Taxicab Holding Lot. Once the Washington Flyer Taxicab operator has verified that his/her vehicle was properly recorded into the queue, the op...
-- DISPATCHING PROCEDURES. For initial action response to wildland fire among the USFS, FWS and NPS in Northeastern Florida and Southeastern Georgia, the following dispatch procedures will apply. Each agency will be responsible for contacting their coordination center to inform them of the status of their fire resources within 24 hours after commitment to a local fire.
1. NPS Dispatching Procedures To order assistance from another participating agency, the NPS FMO or Duty Officer will call the USFS or FWS FMO or Duty Officer. NPS FMO or Duty Officer can also call the OKE or Osceola dispatch center and request assistance. Once the order is placed with OP participant, a courtesy call to the agencies respected Coordination Center needs to be placed. Additional orders not associated with this OP will be placed through the agencies Coordination Center. For participating agencies to order NPS resources, ordering agency will call the NPS FMO or Duty Officer to order resources. NPS FMO will coordinate any available resources from TIMU.
